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nancy, an unlikely shero

February 13, 2010 / jeanne / 139 Comments

she’s 50+ in calendar years, yet she goes through life with the perennial wonder of a young child. she’s my sister-in-law, nancy, who is – what’s the label-du-jour – developmentally […]

Imagine a World

August 26, 2024 / jeanne / 0 Comments

Imagine a small town as big as the world being created through quiet, non-aggressive, unpretentious ways by kind hearts and doers of good deeds. Imagine this big small town […]

Meet The 70273 Project Data Angels

February 21, 2021 / jeanne / 0 Comments

I told you about The Missus (The 70273 Project Online Searchable Database), now allow me to introduce you to the Host of Data Angels that is bringing it to life. I […]

Did I Tell You the One About

July 31, 2020 / jeanne / 6 Comments

Our Vows . . . Forty-seven years ago today, I made my way down the aisle to say “I sure will!” when asked if I willingly made and agreed to […]

A Day of Questions and Goodness at University of Central Missouri

September 18, 2019 / jeanne / 0 Comments

Daughter Alison is with me at University of Central Missouri. a history major who is keen on such things, will now help me preserve, archive, and catalogue information is now […]

A Single Sheet of Paper

September 11, 2019 / jeanne / 0 Comments

She stops me, this incredible woman and artist I now know as Miki Willa, and tells me a story . . . this story: “I knew what to do,” says […]

Bits of Interest

July 15, 2019 / jeanne / 0 Comments

Interviews, sending information, formatting and sending photos, answering questions – as always, life is like a crazy quilt with much going on behind the scenes and filling my days at […]

Sacred Threads or Bust

March 20, 2019 / jeanne / 0 Comments

As many of you know, I stitch the marks of my sister-in-law Nancy in my spare time. I’m tickled to tell you that Playground of Her Soul, stitched selections from […]

Shattered

January 26, 2019 / jeanne / 0 Comments

Artist Statement Nancy was born into a family of engineers. It was a world of perfect order, straight lines, black and white. If you followed the formulas, the blueprints, the […]